HOSPITAL SHIP’S ARRIVAL.
Auckland, Dec. 28. The hospital ship brought 547 returned soldiers, including 25 officers, 88 cot cases, two totally blind and ten mental eases. A high proportion are limb eases, though all Avere fitted AA'ith artificial limbs in England. Tavo privates died on the Amyage, W. F. Webb, of Palmerston, and J. T. McCuav, of Waituhuna.
tV|Aia^M'' > QIJTPU>/R|lJ^^B : . London, Deegr^^^H Renter learns ed quarters that the. knot's with certainty minimum .submarine lossds, also their maximum .output. ' believed that the latter is and since the monthly with the increasing"iheans JB the disposal of the Allies that German programme of operations in 1918 cannot exceed Avhat already has beep applied. The situation calls for the exercise of '.the greatest economy in; food, but it is justifiable to express the belief that the menace has reached its worst stage as an effective force. There is every reason to believe that the enemy submarine operations should not only be held in the near future, but gradually repressed, as our defensive Avork is neutralising the. enemy output.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1770, 29 December 1917, Page 3
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174HOSPITAL SHIP’S ARRIVAL. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1770, 29 December 1917, Page 3
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